
Tile Roofing
Tile Roofing
Tile roofing can be made from a variety of materials including clay, concrete, or synthetic tiles. Tile roofs are durable, long-lasting and available in various shapes and colors.

Overview
What to know before you decide.
Tile roofs are known for their longevity, fire resistance, and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions. Tiles roofs are more expensive upfront, but can save homeowners in the long run. They are energy-efficient, which saves money on cooling costs in Austin and Central Texas heat, and also requiring minimal maintenance.
Options
Types of Tile Roofing
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Clay Tiles
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Ceramic Tiles
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Concrete Tiles
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Metal Tiles
Is it right for you
How to know if a tile roof is right for you?
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Budget
Tile roofs have a higher initial cost offset by long-term durability and minimal maintenance.
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Climate
Great for Central Texas, tile roofs are ideal for hot, dry climates and can help keep your home cool.
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Lifespan
Tile roofs can last over 50 years and with minimal maintenance.
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Aesthetics
Tile roofs offer a high-end ,timeless, and elegant look - with tiles available in a variety of styles.
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Total Cost
For an average-sized home, tile roofs can cost between $15,000 and $60,000. Ceramic tile may be more.
Trade-offs
What are the pros and cons of tile roofs?
Tile Roofing Advantages
Durability
Tile roofs can last 50 years (or more) with minimal maintenance.
Resistent from the Elements
Tile roofs provide excellent protection from natural elements like fire, wind, and rain.
Energy Efficiency
Provides better insulation of your home, helping to keep your home cooler, and requiring less air conditioning, in the Central Texas heat.
Design Options
Tiles are available in various styles and colors.
Tile Roofing Disadvantages
Upfront Cost
Tile is more expensive than other materials asphalt shingles for your roof or metal roofing.
Weight
Tiles are heavy, requiring additional structural support.
Individual Tile Fragility
While durable as a whole, individual tiles can crack or break if walked on or impacted by debris.
Difficult Installation
Tile roofs are more complicated than other roof types, like shingle roofs, and require skilled labor for proper installation.

Free roof inspection
Tile Roofing? Let's take a look.
A senior estimator walks your roof, checks the attic, and hands you a written report with 20 to 60 annotated photos.
